Experience

PJE is built on P&J’s proven legacy. We are informed by decades of experience in the disaster debris management field, and as part of the
Phillips family of companies we have access to resources across our enterprise.

The Phillips & Jordan Family has been responding to disasters across the spectrum—from hurricanes and other storms, to man-made disasters and terrorist attacks—for decades. PJE brings this extensive experience with us as we take a dedicated, focused approach to disaster response.

A Timeline of PJE’s Proven Strategy

Preloader
1977

Toe River

1989

Hurricane Hugo

1992

Hurricane Andrew

1993

Madeira Beach Oil Spill

1995

Hurricane Opal

1996

Hurricane Fran

1997

I-40 Rockslide

1999

Hurricane Floyd

2000

MCC Coal Sludge Spill

2001

WTC Terrorist Attack

2002

California Pine Bark Beetle

2004

Multiple FL Hurricanes

2005

Hurricanes Katrina & Irma

2008

TVA Coal Ash Spill • Hurricane Ike

2010

I-40 Rockslide (2) • BP Gulf Oil Spill

2011

Alabama & Joplin Tornados

2012

Hurricane Sandy

2013

Colorado Flooding

2014

SC / NC Ice Storm

2015

SC Historic Floods • Butte Wildfire

2018

Hurricane Irma • Hurricane Harvey

2021

Virginia Winter Ice Storm

2023

Hurricane Ian

The PJE team is laser-focused on a holistic approach to disaster work. From planning and pre-event services and training, through debris management in the wake of a storm, all the way to restorative and preventative measures, we’re ready to go to work for your community in its time of need.

AEP Hazard Tree Removal

American Electric Power (AEP) developed and implemented the Transmission Vegetation Management Program to ensure compliance with the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) reliability standard…

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Colorado Flood

P&J was contracted by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) to support recovery efforts after record rainfall in August of 2013 caused extensive flood damage...

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State of Alabama Tornadoes

On April 27, 2011, a series of tornadoes struck throughout the southeastern United States, killing over 300 people and scattering an enormous amount of debris...

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Catastrophic Event Memorandum Account (CEMA) Expanded Wood Debris Management Program

Following the conclusion of the Butte Fire response in 2016, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) designed an Expanded Debris Management (EDM) program to remove and...

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Butte Wildfires

During September of 2015, two massive wildfires (the Valley Wildfire and the Butte Wildfire) began burning in Northern California. Together, the fires burned 146,935 acres...

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Hurricanes Katrina & Rita

In late August of 2005 Hurricane Katrina made landfall near the Louisiana-Mississippi border with a strong storm surge that resulted in the failure of numerous...

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Hurricane Harvey

Hurricane Harvey was the first major hurricane to strike the US since Hurricane Wilma in 2005, ending the record-length 4,323-day span in which no major...

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Hurricane Irma

Hurricane Irma followed closely on Hurricane Harvey’s heels, threatening U.S. soil only two weeks later. Hurricane Irma was the strongest Atlantic storm outside of the...

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VDot Ice Storms

The Richmond District of the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), which serves 14 counties, activated P&J following an ice storm early in February of 2021....

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Hurricane Ian

On September 28, 2022, Hurricane Ian made landfall near Cayo Costa Island, Florida as a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of over 155...

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World Trade Center Forensic Recovery

The September 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the World Trade Center towers in New York City produced the most complex debris field in the Nation’s...

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